Is this compatible for my Lowrance LVR-850 DSC VHF Marine Radio? It can't be more than 3 decibels and it needs the RG58 coaxial cable.
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The antenna has 6db gain. You may want to consider a shorter 3-4' antenna that provides the 3db you're looking for. Here's an Amazon link for you to consider: http://www.amazon.com/ANTENNA-VHF-feet-GAIN-WHITE/dp/B000MMF3U8/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1398635229&sr=8-5&keywords=3db+marine+antenna
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I have that cable and it works well with the Baofeng software but the right driver was a problem, a friend of mine that is tuned into to this set it up for me, as I can tell that is going to be the biggest problem.
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Sorry I don't know. I use it with a portable Xmas pioneer radio made long before the new docks!
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I am using it with a hr22-100 which has 2 tuners so you have to run 2 coax cables as well as 2 sup-2400's.
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I am using it on THREE UV-82's and I am THRILLED by its performance on both VHF High band 144-176 MHz and UHF 460-512 MHz. Hope this helps.
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It is a dual band VHF and UHF FM transceiver. Depends on what "marine frequencies" you want to use and whether they are FM or not. The VHF range is 136mhz to 174mhz, so if the marine frequency you are wanting is within that range, and is FM, then yes.
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You can mount one of two ways; flush mount with the hardware supplied or rail mount as I did with optional rail adapter; usually available from SeaSence marine supply or any marine dealer. It comes with enough coax cable and the adapter to mount to the back of your marine radio; so just route the cable where you would like it; either visible or not depending on your application. I hope this was helpful
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The connectors are referred to as UHF. The coax and connectors work well with HF, VHF and UHF. I am using mine on a HF transceiver and it works great.
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I am using it with the Mahu Sky HDTV and it filters out FM signals so I can not test it for you. However FM goes from 88Mhz to 108Mhz in the united states, an RG6 cable is rated up to 3GHz (3000Mhz) so a RG6 cable should work just as good as a RG-59. That being said the Mediabridge cable is double shielded and (in my experience with it so far) should reduce the noise that you would pick up between the antenna and the receiver vs a single shielded cable.
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Yes. That was specifically why I bought this cable. I have several Baofeng radios and this cable works with the default software. As a bonus it works with Kenwood radios as well.
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Refer to the website http://www.miklor.com/UV82You will find factory and CHIRP software there.You will have no problems with an FTDI cable.No need to spend more on a cable than the cost of the radio.
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Shakespeare PL-259-G Standard Marine Radio - Antenna Connector. Copy and paste the above to see
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I'm going to say no, that's due to the frequencies operate on different radio bands. Marine radios operate on the VHF 155.000 and above where as a CB radio operates on a short distance band from 26.000 and up.
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I don't believe its set for VHF ... have to research that, but I did recycle my coax cables from cable company throughout my house. all worked very well. May want to look into a signal booster at some point, but that is about it.
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A 69 Dollar discone off Amazon will do nicely. Get it up 40 feet and you're set. Use a 50 foot run of RG8X coax or if you have money RG213. Don't forget the correct coax ends to match the radio and the antenna. Do NOT use adapters!
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The unit is physically able to transmit on those frequencies, although it could take some time to figure out how. It is not type accepted for that use. The unit is designed to be used by licensed radio amateurs and other use would technically be illegal. My suggestion would be to buy a radio designed for the use it will be put to. There are a lot of reasonably priced marine vhf radios available on sites like like EBay.
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I believe using 100 feet of it might be somewhat lossy on UHF and VHF, I use a short length(6ft) for a handytalky dual bander antenna in my bedroom, if I were to mount on top of the roof, I'd get the larger(not rg58 lol) and better coax to go vhf/uhf with that long of a run. Quality coax is like quality tools, work better/last longer. I suggest a quick call to HRO and get their advice.